On the Star-Telegram version the three images and captions were side by side. I turned them from being horizontal to vertical for blogging purposes.
I thought those not in the Texas Ranger's universe would find this to be a tad amusing.
According to the Star-Telegram, winning the World Series has put, I guess, Arlington, finally on the map. Maybe it is all of North Texas, now on the map.
On the map with an overdue sense of pride.
How does a sense of pride become overdue?
And then we learn that winning the World Series renders the lives complete for those living in the Texas Ranger's universe.
The Star-Telegram's pre-parade prediction was that a quarter million Texas Ranger's fans would descend on Arlington for the victory parade.
The Star-Telegram now has that crowd being a half million Texas Ranger's fans for the actual event.
Why is a Texas Ranger's parade unthinkable?
I have heard from one Arlingtonian, Miss Martha, who attended the victory parade.
According to Miss Martha...
We had a great time. The route was spread out so that there wasn't a huge crowd anywhere along the route except the one parking lot where all the speeches were. We parked in a neighborhood and walked over. Got in and out in 15 minutes.
Miss Martha did not share if her life is now complete, now that the Texas Rangers have won a World Series. Or if winning the World Series ignited in Miss Martha an overdue sense of pride...
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